What type of damp and mould surveys do you offer?

We offer 2 types of damp and mould surveys, the first is non-invasive, this will allow you to keep the costs down but gain an understanding of the root causes for the damp and mould. Second we offer an invasive survey, this is more detailed and could require the opening up of walls and floor voids.

How long does it take to get my survey report?

We aim to book in your survey within 48 hours of your request. Once the survey is completed, it is finished and put through quality assurance off-site and delivered back to you via email in a PDF format within 72 hours.

What information will I get from my survey?

Both types of damp and mould survey, will give you a detailed report containing key readings, images and an overview of the issues and recommended solutions. We do provide a service to carry out remedial works, but we will give you a detailed breakdown of the required works with all units of measure and work types included for you to share with your trusted contractor.

Will the mould removal make the issues go away?

The mould removal process, is about removing the hazard. Ensuring any risks to health are removed. It is the first step in the process, to identifying the root causes via a JAG survey and then the remedial works being carried out.

Will I need to leave the property when the mould is removed?

Depending on the severity of the mould growth, we would ask that belongings be moved away from the affected areas to give the removal team a clear area to work. You would not be asked to leave the property, but you would be asked to stay out of the affected room/area whilst the removal takes place. All products used in the process are non-toxic.

What is mould testing?

Mould testing is a very important part of the process, it can be done in 2 ways, using a swab on the surface or a mycometer to take measurements from the air particles. As part of your remedial works, it would give you the confidence that the mould has been removed.